1. In the Lutheran Church, one who held that divine grace required a correspondent action of the will to make it effectual.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• aynergist,
• zynergist,
• xynergist,
• dynergist,
• eynergist,
• wynergist,
• stnergist,
• sgnergist,
• shnergist,
• sunergist,
• s7nergist,
• s6nergist,
• sybergist,
• symergist,
• syjergist,
• syhergist,
• synwrgist,
• synergiest,
• synnergist,
• sinergist

• synaeresis,
• synergetic,
• synercus,
• synergistic,
• synergism,
• synergy,
• syneresis.

The adjective form of the word "synergist" is "synergistic".

The plural of the "synergist" can be the "synergists".

The singular of the "synergist" can be the "synergist".